Playing bingo can help stave off dementia in the elderly, researchers reveal! In a groundbreaking study published in the ...

Age UK uses the Happiness Programme at sessions in Sheffield to run games that improve ... Centre hosts dementia day services for Age UK Sheffield and the charity's senior community projects ...

Conclusions A possible beneficial effect of board game playing on the risk of dementia could be mediated by less cognitive decline and less depression in elderly board game players. Stimulating ...

The New England Journal of Medicine has revealed the potential long-term benefits of regular card play to stave off conditions such as Alzheimer's and dementia, asserting that a game like ...

According to the association, one early sign of dementia is “difficulty completing familiar tasks.” That can include previously beloved card or board games, they say, as “remembering the ...

Dementia patients benefit from brain-engaging games, nutrition advice, and exercise programs that keep the mind and body healthy. A Walk Through Dementia was developed by Alzheimer's Research UK ...

Anyone over the age of 18, who doesn't have dementia, can take part ... Simply download our app and playing fun, free ‘brain games’ for five minutes each day for a month. Will there be a GameChanger ...

Everyone loves a good games night, but did you know that it’s actually very beneficial for seniors to participate in games ... and helps with age-related ailments, such as dementia. By playing games ...

One of the few studies that has looked at this found that healthy older adults who played a game designed to improve processing speed had a 29 per cent lower risk of dementia a decade later.